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  • Disclaimer, I was raised in New Orleans, and miss good Poor Boys, Crawfish, Boiled shrimp, Jambalaya etc.... yadda yadda yadda, hear me whine... I try to be lenient when I go somplace because it's unreasonable to expect to find the food here that I would at the Magazine St. Po Boy shop. I was also raised on popeyes, every once in awhile I would hop off the Streetcar on the way to school and get a Chicken Biscuit w/cheese. And frequrntly I would get a 4 piece spicy, and even though it was a chain, it was a local chain with massive quality control. (and yes, odds are those years are most likely why over the past 3 years I've lost 250 pounds!.... Moderation kids!) Over the years, the chain was sold off, the original owner died, and Popeye's became more hit and miss, especially the further you got away from the south. Heck, you get your hopes up just to see a Popeye's! usually the stand alone's are better, and the ones attached to Gas stations are hideous. I've tried a few in the Phoenix area, And have been generally unimpressed. Not horrible, but just... a very thin flavorless crust. So it was with trepedation that I went into this location, a drive through, attatched to a gas station. I went for a box of chichen w/biscuits. and I can say it was the best I've had in the city so far. The man at the window was friendly, the chicken was fresh, good, solid breading. With enough heat to give a nice depth of flavor, cutting a bit deeper than other chains would dare... which is what Popyes is all about. (I'm used to some blazing hot chicken... not stupid mind you, just HOT.. this is not that, but a good flavor. With good moist flesh, and thick crunchy skin. And the meal made the travel home well. One downside? I'm just not a fan of these biscuits, they werent old... but they were dry... and lack the lush, buttery flavor and texture that I love. These were more dense and hockypuckish than I prefer. If your craving some Popeye's chicken... well, lets put it this way,,, I'll be driving 20 minutes out of my way to go here. This is my first time... so Your Milage May Vary.. Sidenote, I'n no Church's Chicken fan, but I went to the one on Arizona Avenue... and I've got to say, thats some fine spicy chicken! And cheap! And a big box of fried okra makes The Bride very pleased indeed!
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